>>> On 12/8/2008 at 5:38 AM, in message
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been getting a few questions about the Avg Utilization displayed on
> the web pages.
>
> Searching the code, I found it defined like this:
>
> meta_view.php: $cluster_util = sprintf("%.0f", ((double)
> find_avg($clusname, "", "load_one") / $avg_cpu_num ) * 100);
> meta_view.php: if (isset($cluster_util))
> meta_view.php: $tpl->assign("cluster_util", "<font
> size=\"-1\">Avg Utilization (last $range):</font>"
> meta_view.php:
> ."<br> <b>$cluster_util%</b>");
>
> In fact, the figure represents the average of load average values for
> the period graphed.
>
> Windows users are looking at the figure and thinking that `Avg
> Utilization' refers to CPU utilization (from the cpu_report graph).
>
> Maybe both are needed:
>
> cluster_util_load: displayed as `Avg Utilization (Load)'
>
> cluster_util_cpu: displayed as `Avg Utilization (CPU)'
>
> Can anyone suggest a better way to name these figures, or would this be
> an acceptable patch?
>
This sound appropriate to me.
Brad
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